-ON SALE- “Radical Connecticut: People’s History in the Constitution State”
Vanished: A Neighborhood Disappears
Race & Class Barriers: the Fever Dream of Hartford’s ‘Bishops’
9 Clinton Street vs. Bushnell Memorial Hall: Profit over people
The Squatters of Peoples Housing Action
“By Spring We’ll Be In Potter’s Field”
“Unloved, overworked, underpaid,” but workers are still fighting back.
From Angola Prison to Hartford: the Life of a Black Panther
Howard Zinn still shows us history’s fugitive moments of compassion
The artist must elect to fight for freedom or slavery.
May Day !
The Freedom Journey of Nancy Jackson
Brookwood Labor College: ”We teach the truth”
Reckoning with Racist Violence
Captain John Mason (and his defenders) Should Take a Hint
On Juneteenth, Challenge Pain and Injustice, Dont Deny it
Baseball is Still a Civil Rights Battleground
Mark Twain and the Stain of Torture
Wise Men and Macheteros
Rising Tide: Steamboat Workers
Early Abolitionists Have Lessons for Us Today
Propaganda: State-Sanctioned Lying
Fight Violence and Poverty with Mutual Aid
Two, Three, Many Labor Days
The Preacher Who Called for Reparations in 1837
Memorials, Treason, and History
A Tale of Two Protests
June 27th: Happy Birthday Lucy Parsons!
The COVID 19 Pandemic is Not the “Great Equalizer”
Who’s Afraid of Socialism?
Storm Center of Labor Unrest
The Fight of Black Women for Suffrage
“Take Away Their Clubs and Give Them Shovels”
Josephine Bennett, Hartford’s City Mother
“Our Mission is Not Violence But Freedom”
The Shoeleather History Project 